The NFL Draft is an inexact science. There isn’t any particular formulation you need to use to see who will develop into the most effective participant. Some first-rounders might be All-Execs, whereas some might be out of the league in only a few years. Heck, even some sixth- and seventh-rounders will find yourself in Canton sooner or later.
One factor most groups agree on, although, is that college football applications form, develop and mould gamers who can contribute on the subsequent stage. The perfect applications historically put out among the highest-caliber expertise because of nice teaching and the pedigree of gamers the college attracts. They’re extra of a certain factor in relation to looking for the following star. They play harder schedules and have extra high-end competitors to observe and scout potential.
That stated, do conventional powerhouse applications like USC, Notre Dame and Alabama even have essentially the most Corridor of Famers when it is all stated and carried out? We have rounded up which faculties boast essentially the most in NFL historical past.
*Observe: All stats given are from the NFL or skilled stage
Schools which have produced essentially the most Professional Soccer Corridor of Fame gamers
T-9. UCLA, Six
- SS Kenny Easley (1981-1987) – three-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler
- QB Troy Aikman (1989-2000) – six-time Professional Bowler, three-time Tremendous Bowl champion
- OT Jonathan Ogden (1996-2007) – four-time All-Professional, 11-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
- QB Bob Waterfield (1945-1952) – three-time All-Professional, two-time Professional Bowler, two-time NFL champion
- DE Tom Fears (1948-1956) – one-time All-Professional, one-time Professional Bowler, NFL champion
- CB Jimmy Johnson (1961-1976) – three-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler
- HB Lenny Moore (1956-1967) – five-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional Bowler, two-time NFL champion
- LB Jack Ham (1971-1982) – six-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, four-time Tremendous Bowl champion
- RB Franco Harris (1972-1984) – one-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler, four-time Tremendous Bowl champion
- OG Mike Michalske (1927-1937) – five-time All-Professional, three-time NFL champion
- LB Dave Robinson (1963-1974) – two-time All-Professional, three-time Professional Bowler, two-time Tremendous Bowl champion, three-time NFL champion
- OG Mike Munchak (1982-1993) – two-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler
T-9. LSU, Six
- QB Y.A. Tittle (1948-1964) – three-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional Bowler
- C Kevin Mawae (1994-2009) – three-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler
- OG Alan Faneca (1998-2010) – six-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
- RB Steve Van Buren (1944-1951) – one-time All-Professional, six-time Professional Bowler, two-time NFL champion
- FB Jim Taylor (1958-1967) – five-time All-Professional, Tremendous Bowl champion, four-time NFL champion
- FS Johnny Robinson (1960-1971) – six-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion, three-time AFL champion
- DT Curley Culp (1968-1981) – one-time All-Professional, six-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion, AFL champion
- CB Mike Haynes (1976-1989) – two-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
- CB Eric Allen (1988-2001) – one-time All-Professional, six-time Professional Bowler
- FB John Henry Johnson (1954-1966) – four-time Professional Bowler, NFL champion
- WR Charley Taylor (1964-1977) – one-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler
- OG Randall McDaniel (1988-2001) – seven-time All-Professional, 12-time Professional Bowler
- RB Jim Brown (1957-1965) – eight-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler, NFL champion
- WR Marvin Harrison (1996-2008) – three-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
- DE Dwight Freeney (2002-2017) – three-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
- C Jim Ringo (1953-1967) – six-time All-Professional, 10-time Professional Bowler, two-time NFL champion
- TE John Mackey (1963-1972) – three-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion, NFL champion
- RB Floyd Little (1967-1975) – one-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler
- RB Larry Csonka (1968-1979) – two-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler, two-time Tremendous Bowl champion
- WR Artwork Monk (1980-1995) – one-time All-Professional, three-time Professional Bowler, three-time Tremendous Bowl champion
- QB Bart Starr (1956-1971) – one-time All-Professional, four-time Professional Bowler, two-time Tremendous Bowl champion, five-time NFL champion
- QB Joe Namath (1965-1977) – one-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion, AFL champion
- OLB Derrick Thomas (1989-1999) – two-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler
- DE Don Hutson (1935-1945) – eight-time All-Professional, four-time Professional Bowler, three-time NFL champion
- QB Ken Stabler (1970-1984) – one-time All-Professional, four-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
- OG John Hannah (1973-1985) – seven-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler
- C Dwight Stephenson (1980-1987) – four-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler
- TE Ozzie Newsome (1978-1990) – one-time All-Professional, three-time Professional Bowler
- OT Lou Groza (1946-1967) – four-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler, four-time NFL champion
- FS Dick LeBeau (1959-1972) – three-time Professional Bowler
- WR Cris Carter (1987-2002) – two-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler
- OG Invoice Willis (1946-1953) – three-time All-Professional, three-time Professional Bowler, NFL champion
- DE Dante Lavelli (1946-1956) – three-time Professional Bowler, three-time NFL champion
- OT Jim Parker (1957-1967) – eight-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, two-time NFL champion
- DE Paul Warfield (1964-1977) – two-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, two-time Tremendous Bowl champion, NFL champion
- LB Randy Gradishar (1974-1983) – two-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional Bowler
- OT Orlando Tempo (1997-2009) – three-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
- CB Ty Legislation (1995-2009) – two-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler, three-time Tremendous Bowl champion
- OG Steve Hutchinson (2001-2012) – five-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional Bowler
- DB Charles Woodson (1998-2015) – three-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
- RB Benny Friedman (1927-1934) – four-time All-Professional
- DE Invoice Hewitt (1932-1943) – four-time All-Professional, two-time NFL champion
- HB Elroy Hirsch (1946-1957) – two-time All-Professional, three-time Professional Bowler, NFL champion
- DE Len Ford (1948-1958) – four-time All-Professional, four-time Professional Bowler, three-time NFL champion
- OG Tom Mack (1966-1978) – 11-time Professional Bowler
- OG Dan Dierdorf (1971-1983) – three-time All-Professional, six-time Professional Bowler
- TE Mike Ditka (1961-1972) – two-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion, NFL champion
- QB Dan Marino (1983-1999) – three-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler
- CB Darrelle Revis (2007-2017) – four-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
- LB Joe Schmidt (1953-1965) – eight-time All-Professional, 10-time Professional Bowler, two-time NFL champion
- RB Tony Dorsett (1977-1988) – one-time All-Professional, four-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
- OT Jimbo Covert (1983-1990) – two-time All-Professional, two-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
- OG Russ Grimm (1981-1991) – three-time All-Professional, four-time Professional Bowler, three-time Tremendous Bowl champion
- OLB Rickey Jackson (1981-1995) – six-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
- OLB Chris Doleman (1985-1999) – two-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler
- RB Curtis Martin (1995-2005) – one-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler
- QB Joe Montana (1979-1994) – three-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, four-time Tremendous Bowl champion
- WR Tim Brown (1988-2004) – nine-time Professional Bowler
- RB Jerome Bettis (1993-2005) – two-time All-Professional, six-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
- C George Trafton (1920-1932) – two-time All-Professional, NFL champion
- DE Wayne Millner (1936-1945) – NFL champion
- OT George Connor (1948-1955) – four-time All-Professional, four-time Professional Bowler
- FB Paul Hornung (1957-1966) – two-time All-Professional, two-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion, four-time NFL champion
- LB Nick Buoniconti (1962-1976) – five-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, two-time Tremendous Bowl champion
- DT Alan Web page (1967-1981) – five-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler, NFL champion
- TE Dave Casper (1974-1984) – four-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler, two-time Tremendous Bowl champion
- DT Bryant Younger (1994-2007) – one-time All-Professional, four-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
- WR Michael Irvin (1988-1999) – one-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler, three-time Tremendous Bowl champion
- DT Warren Sapp (1995-2007) – four-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
- LB Ray Lewis (1996-2012) – seven-time All-Professional, 12 Professional Bowler, two-time Tremendous Bowl champion
- LB Ted Hendricks (1969-1983) – four-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, four-time Tremendous Bowl champion
- QB Jim Kelly (1986-1996) – one-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler
- DT Cortez Kennedy (1990-2000) – three-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler
- RB Edgerrin James (1999-2009) – one-time All-Professional, four-time Professional Bowler
- OC Jim Otto (1960-1974) – 10-time All-AFL, two-time All-Professional, three-time Professional Bowler, AFL champion
- S Ed Reed (2002-2013) – five-time All-Professional, nine-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
- KR/PR/WR Devin Hester (2006-2016) – three-time All-Professional, four-time Professional Bowler
- WR Andre Johnson (2003-2016) – two-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional Bowler
1. USC, 14
- LB Junior Seau (1990-2009) – six-time All-Professional, 12-time Professional Bowler
- S Troy Polamalu (2003-2014) – four-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, two-time Tremendous Bowl champion
- RB O.J. Simpson (1969-1979) – five-time All-Professional, six-time Professional Bowler
- E Pink Badgro (1927-1936) – NFL champion
- RB/DB/WR Frank Gifford (1952-1964) – four-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, NFL champion
- OT Ron Combine (1960-1971) – 9-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, AFL champion
- DB Willie Wooden (1960-1971) – four-time All-Professional, eight-time Professional Bowler, two-time Tremendous Bowl champion, five-time NFL champion
- OT Ron Yary (1968-1982) – six-time All-Professional, seven-time Professional Bowler, NFL champion
- WR Lynn Swann (1974-1982) – one-time All-Professional, three-time Professional Bowler, four-time Tremendous Bowl champion
- OT Anthony Munoz (1980-1992) – nine-time All-Professional, 11-time Professional Bowler
- CB Ronnie Lott (1981-1994) – six-time All-Professional, 10-time Professional Bowler, four-time Tremendous Bowl champion
- RB Marcus Allen (1982-1997) – one-time All-Professional, six-time Professional Bowler, Tremendous Bowl champion
- OG Bruce Matthews (1983-2001) – seven-time All-Professional, 14-time Professional Bowler
- OT Tony Boselli (1995-2001) – three-time All-Professional, five-time Professional Bowler
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